Teroldego spills dark cherry and white pepper across clay-rich soils, a red wine of mineral grip and surprising elegance that refuses the weight its deep color suggests.
Teroldego spills dark cherry and white pepper across clay-rich soils, a red wine of mineral grip and surprising elegance that refuses the weight its deep color suggests. Here the grape tastes of place first—dry, tense, alive—rather than ripeness.
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